JiS MEPAndeNOB EUTEJtPRISE
LARGEST PAPER IN POLK COUNT!
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J; Monday nmr tW bank of
r,l owriw Ih homo Jtnl" after j
, lit with '" ,,UMl,"m! in'
( Mr. pw"" ,m " 8r""
'" th i"V"U.
-.1 i.i. Cl.-n K. KIM and
cm !" l"""",,l,,wn of ,h"
pBy ,trwt nnM'Hrnem,w
t, will cunvTt tli l't into
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llwt:t am. iliAUirhtrr
f MonUKt-rc), Washington.
, . ui.i.k In hr
to tni ; ; '
j,, Ik, with her mother. Sim. w.
L-istxrry, P.-coriitioh lny, n!
L . .ri-Ht'iia lif llll'lr
L. On Sunday together with
jwlhir, thy lrve t Albany
friend t vli.it. Mr. He-
,ft Monday fr her home in
Alio IK-rkfr on IimI fn,m NuW york
on Mny 'Jlttli fur Kin wo, I
Dean Walker and wif,., f KuK..ru...
wwre ov-r HuiHliiy visitor wltli t.'
parent .f Mr. Walker's.
Mr. I'otcr Kun- I, ft Sunday fr
Portland where .ho win im,v l(,r
f uiurtp home with her daughter,
Mm. r,.. N.-'vton and j;m
from JWtliind, nr.. h.-rn t,l, jk W(,,,k
itiiikinif rclnliv n a vlnii, (;,. A
keeping tl Iiumu fliW l,m,nK.
.Mis. Frank Fmitti, Mi. j,
liliiiHii, Mm. Hart urn delegates to
the l.n.lies of Woodcraft convention
htlld t M.Millliviltt) Thurmllty hn,
Frldiiy.
Tom Hurt itml wif have uwn
iuVvn U tluir lilriicc in thin city
nftwr nn ulni'itcv of hlvituI nmnlhu.
Mr. Hart wmn vtnj.lnyi'd for numy
morrthit In lli uhliivnrdn. tiut navn ti.M
nn.'h ly" llndn fiwr men ompluyixj.
AIUioukIi Kiinml at Clmtonu Thi. r
ry, n! pnt a v,u nummpr in n
honilUl imd whi-n iiKu'n in th m-r-vlce
wan nhi.1 in hoth urtn, Ri.y (I.
Willliim, mm of J. J. William on
Itnute orit, U ntitl iinxliiiiN tu : mirc
(MTvlrw. II.'iuo h hiH rf-ftiliiUd In
tho nvlntlnn rvlre.
.HnU-m Ih plnntilnif dh Tiitvlni? one
i if thn lilniti'Ht Fourth of July ccl?
.linitionn -vcr known. Arcplun.-n,
; horns rncinif hikI othor aniunumuntii
will In furiilnh-I nnd not h moment
will li i.llo lurin tho ruirc day. A
(twit rnnny from thin ncction will
j fc'o.
Wil
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People's
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HttroM l'!r..h, of I'ortln'nd, ' Kpcnt
"Umlny with fri,.n,H in lhw (.Hy t
Miit. Kmnk .Smith onjoycl u w..-k.
nd vlHit from hor nisU-r Minn Hhe
Wi.lt of 1'ortli.nil.
On Fri.lny evening M Ihhi'k Laura
''"Hit ttn.l Ha,..l Shrpunl of Salum
wcru I'uHillJf ( tho Chown hor,,..
iVlii; l.lfi Morifim Ih ai'iiin itt her I
iionic havisiK Juhl Ii rtiKhc-(i very huc
'M fui m. I.ik.I ttf,, t Cherry Oovc.
We learn Mint two Ki-ntlfiricri from
I orthm.l were lu-r,. Mcvr;l ilavH this
week ronli'mplutinjf jiuttin in a hc- j
-md baki'ry.
Il in ircpurtcil there ur a fw
yuunjt couplfM in Indcpcruhmce cr
ioimly contcnijilat.iiifr the Juno bride
profMwtiti'jru
Mi-k. Jaiiii-n Fcrrln and children do.
pttrti"! on Hunday for Oregon City,
where Hh joined her huhanl and
will imiko that city their home.
Marshall I'arkcr moved this wee,k
into .he MrH. C'heppcll property on
0. ntreet near th public nchool. He
ay that ho wanted more unshine.
James Hanna and Auurunt Sperling
and brother of Portland, were here
I Decoration Day. They all have the
1 appearance of "Leitiif pretty well
Ifed" in Portland.
' Mm. Dr. Horn and little son, af
ter a most delightful week upent
with hi'r (ia renin, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
liohunan loft Sunday evening for
her home at Stay ton.
Wm. McKinney is another, soldier
boy from over sens who arrived here
thin week. He looks every inch a
soldier and says hp never had bettor
health in all his life.
Ilujjh Miller arrived here from San
Francisco Decoration Day on a fif
I teen furlough most of which ttme
lii'ViU spend with his mother, Mrs.
F. 0. Parker. He in a first-class ra
dio man.
1), D. Good'attended th funeral of
n friend near Dallas Wednesday.
As soap costs more, tne boys
kindly consent to economize' on it.
Mrs. Ed Lawrence, of Walla Wal
la, Washington, is making her moth
er Mrs. Mattison, a visit of several
weeks.
Miss Uessie Swope, who has been
tihing at Woodburn the past year,
came home the first of the week, hav.
ing finished her term. Sho will re
turn their ,thia fall.
About now the, popcorn men adver
tise a very snappy product.
There will be preaching at the
Churstian church Sunday morning
at Tl o'clock by Rev.. Peter R. Bur
nett. t
The annual Knights of Pythias
Memorial exercifc will be held at the
K. of P. hall on Sunday, June the 8th
at 2 p, m. C. W. Bar-rick will de
liver the address and musical num
bers will be rendered. The lodge
extends a cordial invitation to the
public to attend the meeting.
American soldiers unconquerablot
The girls at home don't think so.
The Enterprise i now located two
doors south of its former location. .
Dr. Vernon Brown and wife, of
Portland, have been in the city this
week calling on friends and relativ-
jes here and, at Monmouth. Mr.
I Brown has just completed his course
'in medicine and will open offices in
the Journal Building in that city.The
Enterprise wishes for him all the
success possible in his new profes-
. sion. " - '
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Buy Your Fordson Tractor Now
X
THE FORDSON AT THIS MOMENT
There will be thousands made between
BIG FALL DEMAND.
Make sure of getting your Fordson.
right away. There are sufficient draw
done between now and fall to keep the
throughout the summer. And when fall
ready for the first fall job. You will be
will get 100 results ' throughout the
IS FAR BEHIND IN PRODUCTION,
now and fall, but not enough for the
Order it now, Start it to work for you
bar and belt jobs on your farm to be
Fordson busy earning money for you,
comes, you will have your Fordson
familiar with its operation, so that you
year.
is Store for th people the one
Ut makes the prices that enables
la to buy wihin your means tht
Lenities of
EAHE HUU OF TIIK PIUCF.S
ftE A It K AHLF. TO MAKK
hti them over and then act.
aiming time ts coming, , sugar win
I up'. Better get that sack right
wforl
The best valley flour J20 No. 10 Bleu Karo ,
Fisher's bent hurdwheat No. 10 Ked Karo J.
flour 2.75 No. 6 Molasses
Barrel! 10.80 No. 10 Molasses
Libliv'it kw mill? ii fnrn Flakes
Criico, 6!?h. cn 1.00 ( Hurry! We (fot only
Crisco, 31bs, can 05c cartom)-Some new arid or
The r..i: n cr ... , nnalitv flour m Snlem.
3 lbs 1.25 Within a couple of daja
V. F 5 a .... ... ....t in two carloari oi
Pennnf K,i.... u.k.. c.. mu.on Flour, made oi tne
-.v .mini, iHl'IU, oius out 1 I f
5Ws Crystal White soap 28c of OreRon hard wlieai.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE
Bulk or Camp Orders have a big reduction atth.3
store. We appreciate the large order and the smau
one all large camp orders delivered.
II. Rowe, of Stavton, was in town
Friday and Saturday. He was for
merly in the jewelry business here,
and still has a desire to return to the
old town says there is no place
quite as good.
Miss McLaughlin, returned to Port
land Saturday where she will re
sume her duties as a nurse at the
f'..i C. ..... r. Vi..unW(il tvinir
Iwuuu UIIIUI ii.cii ..v.-ij..
boon at the home of her parents
j since Janunry reruporatinj? from a
siope or tne nu.
his cousin Oliver Oglesby, who has!
.i i .i:..u..-,l t,TY 1
just recently oeen iiimiihik iun
;n tho now wctva hprp Snt-
nvi nc in me n't
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Mrs. B. F. Swope. They returned
Sunday evening.
r w Miommor. of Salem, will
open up a real estate office in this
..rill molto hia hendnuarters
fliy IIU " - 1
u,ith a man in charge of the office in
.l t, V.,.ful He. ia nnitei a hus-
VI1C ltraci i.v.v... -. -l I
tier and any business intrusted to
him, will have his careful attention.
i. j Mr. V. T,. chown and son I
llil. ouu - -
Sundav guests
Mr. ana Mrs. c. m. uKn.y .
Vista, Mrs. V. W. Prather of McMin
McCalum of Su-
vuie;, mmu
ver, Miss Hazel Fhepnarn,
Shephard of Salem, and Aimer l.s-
pell of Oregon City.
n o.l Kfnfrin of Dallas
tapiain " -
-nn;nioi4 mtiutiint-ireneral of
was uj7uii.vv,.. j
' 1 . ? i in Oil I
the National uuara oi irBui. w
Unoi .Tnlin L. May who resign-
CttTU VV'vni. w I
ed rceently to return w
1.1. i.U GuntViprn Pacific Company.
wn.n me - -
Governor Olcott announced that the
appointment will become
within a few days.
nr.. inl.A nlnnlirp in
informing the
w r iivc t
.i i:. hnve entered into a
contract with Sherman Clay & Com-
pany to handle tneir line o. i
nn,I pianolas. In a few day e wul
have a line of instruments on the
floor nnd extend an invitation to you
to call and inspect our line. Moore
k Walker, Complete Home Furnish
ers.
. i,o. Willamette Valley
boys who have been selected from O.
A C for the summer uu' v....r
at the Presidio we. notice .the name
of Wendling Denlinger of this city.
This camp wil be maintained from
June 21 to August 2, A feature of
this year's program will be the rifle
earns that are to he sent to Cald
.. r t -j. tv,Q nlnse of the train-
well, iN. k . , i
ing course to enter the national mark
snfan contests. Boys who qualify
for this honor wil be sent at the ex.
pense of he gornmenc.
j ask McLEAN & BARNARD
AT. SO BIG
. MENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS npR COODS WILL
I POUNT ON LARGE ORDERS- BBBMBBB COJ . ?
Redelivered to your door-a charge of only ioc Pe
fJred will be made for delivery. .,
Store
OREGON.
People's Cash
Salem,
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. t n rtf fTnred
Cat5ff aPPUCAtToN as they
"l.P oTeP Teaf of the disease
Catarrh is '.'tionai conditions, arid
llueneed by con1fjtUOyoU must take an
in order to cure J Catarrh Medi
i rnmeay. 1U.. thru
cine "is surf acf ot Vhe
tne blood mi the mw. Medicine. was
s stem. - - , the best physiciana
. ,Tn,o of the best. wn.i. ""
Combined with smefetr combination of
rif!tnW,carPrh0adlUconditions Send for
"CHENEY CO.. Props., Toledo. O.
'teUamUy Pliu ' constipation.
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
FORD CARS, PART3 AND TRUCKS.
EORDSON FARM IMPLEMENTS
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YouV Not Hard to Fit
There's no reason why a man should be ashamed of being a little stout; but it's
a good reason for being particular about the fit of your clothes.
The slender lines of the new models are not exactly the thing for such fig-ures-but
Bishop has made all this easy for you-by having the right shapes
and in all sizes are reliable and have only the best.
They are of the famous Bishop Quality and are of the Virgin JVpo -that
means direct from the Sheep into your new suit. It's ready for. you, you
SoSd be ready for it, as no doubt you are contemplating buying a new suit in
the nextfew days-why purchase inferior clothes when Bishop's and many pat-
terns.
$35 $40 $45 $50
EVENTUALLY EVERY FAMILY IN POLK AND MARION COUNTIES A
PATRON. ' 1 '
Salem Woolen Mills Store